Blood Pressure Tracker •

Blood Pressure Tracker •

BP Log

16K ratings
161 reviews
#70 in top-grossing Medical
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical
Free
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Released
October 15, 2017
Updated
October 14, 2026

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Easily log and monitor your blood pressure, pulse, weight, and other vital health metrics. Add notes about your well-being and track medications with dosage. Generate custom reports and view graphs to understand trends and share data with healthcare professionals.

✓Log blood pressure, pulse, weight, blood glucose, blood oxygen
✓Add notes on well-being and potential influencing factors
✓Track medications with dosage and exportable reports
✓Unlimited history and average calculations
✓View graphs and generate custom PDF reports
✓Syncs with Apple Health
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What's New in Blood Pressure Tracker

3.3.5

October 14, 2026

This update makes it easier to add your first reading and fixes some horizontal chart layouts.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

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$9.991 Month
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Charts

Top Grossing

📈 70+3

Medical

This app rose +3 positions in Medical chart.

Last updated on November 3, 2026.

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User reviews

Limitations

I can only get weekly graphs of my recordings bc you are directed to purchase a yearly subscription for $39.
The APP is free but to completely benefit you must cough up $39.
Not trying to help people stay healthy with the strings attached.

Heart Transplant Recipient

As a heart transplant recipient this app has been amazing. Makes it easy to store and share my vitals and medications with my caregivers

Lifesaver

This has been invaluable for tracking the medical issues I’ve been having. Highly recommend.

Insights not working

I pay for subscription and insights option doesn’t work

Not measuring

Being asked to subscribe within minutes of opening the app is terrible and on top of that there is no way to measure blood pressure.

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Inconsistent data display (left vs right hand)

Bug

Inability to access historical data without subscription

Bug

Support team unresponsive to user inquiries

Bug
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Requested Features

3 requests

Ability to sync data across devices

Feature

Integration with other health apps and devices

Feature

More customization options for graphs and reports

Feature

FAQ

What does the Blood Pressure Tracker app do?

This app helps you log and monitor your blood pressure, pulse, weight, blood glucose, and blood oxygen levels. You can also add notes about your well-being and track your medications. It provides graphs and reports to help you understand your health trends.

What are the key features of this blood pressure app?

Key features include logging various vital signs, adding personal notes, tracking medications with exportable reports, unlimited history, average calculations, graphical trend analysis, and Apple Health synchronization. Some features may require a paid subscription.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but some advanced features may require a paid subscription. This is a common model for health tracking applications to offer core functionality for free while providing enhanced capabilities through a subscription.

What devices is Blood Pressure Tracker compatible with?

Based on the provided information, the app syncs with Apple Health, indicating compatibility with iOS devices. Users can export data via text and email, suggesting broad usability for sharing information.

How can this app help manage hypertension?

By consistently logging your blood pressure and other relevant metrics, you can identify trends and patterns. This data, along with medication tracking and the ability to share reports with your doctor, can be instrumental in effectively managing hypertension.